Natural Selection
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- Initial population
- In a busy forest, rabbits roam freely, showcasing a variety of colours. Some rabbits live in green lands or forests. One breed is dark brown and the other is white. The dark brown rabbits are more faster and harder to see than the white rabbits.
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- Overproduction of offspring
- There are many different types of rabbits around the world. For example: European rabbits, Polish rabbits, Cottontail rabbits, etc.
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- Genetic Variation
- Rabbits have originated from different forms including leporids. They are a mix of rabbits and hares. They are half rabbit and half hare.
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- Natural selection
- The white rabbit will have a harder time to survive. Since the dark brown rabbits are fast and blend in the environment. The white rabbit are harder to blend and are also slow, making them easier to be eaten by the predators.
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- Adaptation
- Rabbits adapted to the habitat by involving with the dark coloured rabbits. They also don't have to compete for survival since the dark rabbits blend in the environment easily.
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- Evolution
- Over time, the white rabbits will die off since more dark rabbits survived, there will be more alive. These rabbits will then reproduce and become more common, making the white rabbits rare.
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